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I came in with low expectations, as I remember watching a trailer and thinking it looked "mid" but I really did enjoy this series! It is a cozy SOL. All the cats feel very unique in each of their personalities. The episodic format works well, giving time for each character to be fleshed out. Each episode or vignette is enjoyable. After the credits, the "Daily Akenko" is a neat addition that gives us more insight into the vignettes.

What I wasn't a fan of was two main things. The animation leaves much to be desired and the MC was very bland.

Despite that, it is ... a solid feels-good SOL about Cats & Ramen what's not to love?

The first season of Bofuri I enjoyed a lot more than this one. In the first one, they got pets, created a guild, got members, had guild wars, etc. In this second season, the only thing I remember is now everyone has a pet. There was nothing that was exciting as the first season. Because we know that Maple and all the other guilds are super strong and are basically unkillable. At least in the first season, it seemed Maple had a weakness against Pierce attacks. In this season, it felt more of the same, nothing is really different. Maple and friends go on a ... new floor and easily wipe with the new event coming up which they win in. I did not really like all of the screen time all the side characters got. They had a moment against a boss and easily wipe onto the next character, repeat, etc.

If you just want to watch an OP cast of characters kill everything that's cool. I found this 2nd season to be fine, not bad.

*This is an old watch*

I remember watching the show and guess what I can remember. The death scenes. The characters were just so boring and dumb. Kouichi the MC is average, he does some questionable things throughout the show that leads me to dislike him. Such as when deaths occur to his classmates, his classmates tell him to not talk to Mei (Our other MC) and just keep his head down. Except, he doesn't and keeps looking. Mei, what personality? I especially disliked when toward the end she reveals information and the answer to the mystery instead of the way earlier for everyone. I ... did not like that. There were a lot of things in the show that just were not explained on the supernatural part of things.

The only things I did like about this anime were the art style, very detailed and smooth. The death scenes were good. That is about it. The show is eh. If you just want to see people die in many ways this is a fine show. Nothing else.

This show was just ok across the board. Everything about it was just ok. Somehow the story is simple to follow but, is rushed and underdeveloped. The characters are fine for the most part, mainly one-dimensional even when these plot twists occurred. The games themselves were different than imagined they relied not on intellect but, on other avenues. I did not care for that. The art was fine.
The sound was fine. The show is fine. Series of games the MC and friends go through in a psychological and suspenseful time. I do not recommend this show if you want a developed story and good ... characters. I would probably recommend it if you want a psychological anime, albeit kind of bad.

It looks like Spy x Family. When I first watched the show those were my initial thoughts about it. While Buddy Daddies and Spy x family do share some similarities there are some differences between the two. Buddy daddies are mainly focused on Miri, a child whose father was killed by two professional assassins Rei and Kazuki (Our MCs). Our MC takes Miri in and creates a connection and bond with Miri. Her innocence and purity contrast the depressing and grim childhoods that Rei and Kazuki had. Keeping Miri with them poses a great threat as assassins despite that they take on the parental role.

When ... taking Miri in we get to see our MCs develop into their father roles. In the beginning, we see how challenging it was for them to balance taking care of Miri and doing assassinations. Slowly but, surely we see moments of them taking care of Miri as a father would. Making dinner, protecting her, and just loving her we see that progression.

But, eventually, the assassination side of their lives comes to a standstill where they must choose their career or Miri. Over the course of the show, we see Rei and Kazuki change because of Miri and it finally comes to the last few eps of the show.

Here is where I think the show lacks or was not developed enough. Rei and Kazuki are part of an organization in assassinations whose boss is Rei's father. Rei's father is a villain who wants Rei to get rid of his meaningless ties (Miri and Kazuki) and be the heir of the organization (I found the villain kind of boring). This point was always present throughout the show and we see Rei's struggle with what purpose he has, to be a killing machine or be a dad. But, the point I want to make is that most of the plot development occurred in the last two episodes it felt like everything was moving too fast. Maybe if they added an episode or two it would have been better.

Overall, I liked the show a good slice of life with comedy combined with action and emotional aspects. There are some things that could be better but, enjoyable nonetheless. If you like Spy x Family I don't see why you wouldn't like this show.

A slice of life food Isekai.

In terms of story, there isn't one. Just a man transported to another world that has the skill to order anything on an online supermarket such as groceries, toiletries, etc. He just wants a simple life traveling the world. He eventually meets Fel and Sui who really likes the MC's cooking a lot and creates a familiar contract.

The characters are static for the most part. The MC learns some new skills and steadily increases in power. As the episodes go on they (Sui & Fel) usually kill a new beast or monster here and then. The MC makes a ... super delicious dish out of it. They also sell the parts of the monster to the Guilds for money. That is mainly how the episodes play out.

I enjoyed watching this show was quite relaxing and wholesome.

It is a fine anime about football set in a do-or-die scenario. The characters themselves are not as interesting as any other character type that you've watched. I will say though I do love Kunigami as my daddy and will not like him in the later seasons. Anyways, I liked the concept of the show which is about individual skills and talents to other sports animes which are about teamwork and friendship. I don't mind the whole egoist thing as much, I could see it being cringe, but what would be the alternative for it? Heart?

Isagi the main character is pretty average just generally a ... weak MC that learns and levels up as he plays more matches. I do think the sound or music was ok, it was good at moments and eh at times. OP with judgment song is pretty fire though ngl. Ok, animation I think it was really strong in the first 13 ish episodes. Then kind of went downhill where it's not terrible but, it's just eh ok.

There was something in the first 12 episodes that sent goosebumps when critical moments occurred and then not been the same since then.

Overall, Blue Lock is a fine anime with generic character types and an MC that levels up in each battle with some impressive moments. But, as you go into later episodes it falls flat in terms of enjoyment. I am hoping the U-20 Arc will be better but, I don't see it happening.

A love triangle in a high school setting. I liked all the characters except for the bald guy. The art was fine I liked it when something serious was occurring the art style reflected it. It was relatable to me so It gains a lot more points

Up to the last chapter I really enjoyed it. 9/10. I still do not know how I feel about the ending. I can see why the author made the time-skip decision to show that people change. But, I find it a bit distasteful. I think ending it at the beach scene would have been a fine ending. ... But, whatever.